Bandwidth Caps for Broadband?
I was surfing Jaring’s website to find out more information about it’s wired broadband service when I came across this clause in it’s MY015 Reach package. 8. Free usage of up to 2000MB of data […]
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Google Talk Released
This is a short post. Rushing my Final Year Project prototype presentation. Will be back with more auto posts after I’m done! Google’s IM long-anticipated IM service Google Talk is out. Head over to Kah […]
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TM opens last mile, Jaring first customer
This is something which I’ve never thought would happen. Telekom Malaysia, recently rebranded as TM has opened up it’s last mile POTS access. This means other broadband providers can offer internet access through areas covered […]
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Variable Geometry Toroidal Engine (Round Engine)
I’ve stumbled upon this new way of making combustion engines called Round Engine, or it’s more techy-sounding name Variable Geometry Toroidal (VGT). At first I thought it’s some kind of rotary engine but it’s not. […]
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Carbon fibre – what is this material used in cars?
Carbon fibre is a black fabric weave held together by a transparent resin and weighs one-third to one-fifth the weight of similiar-strength steel. Carbon fibre has had it’s place for a long time in applications […]
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Honda Hybrid i-VTEC System
Fuel efficiency and less pollution is all the rage these days with cars. Honda brings us their updated IMA (Integrated Motor Assist) system to the 2006 Civic Hybrid. The Hybrid i-VTEC system provides three stages […]
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The Michelin Tweel: the future of tyres is UGLY!
Michelin invented the radial tyre fifty years ago. The first tubeless tyre was invented 100 years ago. Now the tyre has been reinvented again. The next step in tyre technology has been unveiled. The Tweel […]
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Camless Solenoid Valve Engines
Welcome to the next step in engine technology. Camless engines use solenoid valves instead of the conventional camshaft, cams, gears, rocker arms combination. Solenoid valves are driven electronically allowing completely freedom of valve control. A […]
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Jaring Rocks My Socks
2013 UPDATE: In case anyone’s interested, Jaring has deteriorated badly and we are now hosted at AIMS.
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Perodua Discontinues Order Tracking Page?
Perodua used to have an order tracking lookup page. What you do is you put in your VSO (Vehicle Sales Order) number and you can check out the status of your order. This VSO is […]
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Keadilan Powered by Mambo!
Mambo is quickly becoming the defacto CMS because of it’s extremely easy to use interface, wealth of add-ons and templates and also because of the security issues that plagues the Nuke series of CMSes. Parti […]
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One Up For FreeBSD Evangelists
“I wouldn’t have to create Linux if there wasn’t any lawsuit against BSD in the early 90`s. It wouldn’t be necesary”. – Linux Torvalds. [ Source ] I predict this line would be quoted by […]
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WiMAX is in Malaysia!
Months ago I received an invitation from AirZed to submit an application if my company was interested in a new broadband service which they would be offering soon. I presumed it would be a wireless […]
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SOHC vs DOHC valvetrains – a comparison
Plenty of people have been talking about how the Savvy only has an SOHC engine so it is inferior, and old technology, so I decided to post this entry so that people will be better […]
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The Way to Robot Vampires
The results of this research should open the pathway to a bleak future for humanity – blood-sucking vampire robots that use blood to power their fuel cells! Anyone want to buy my idea and produce […]
